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    This document outlines a snake game project in C++ created by Group 1 members Zaw Linn Htet, Kaung Kyaw Han, Pyae Linn Zun Myat Noe, Hay Man Kyaw Min, and Nyein Htut Tin. The game will be interactive, fun, and challenging. It will include options to start, get help, and quit the game. The snake's movement will be controlled by keyboard inputs and it will grow by eating randomly generated food. The game will end if the snake hits its own tail or the wall, and the player's score will be displayed. Functions, structures, classes, linked lists, and loops will be used to program the game's logic and

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    This document outlines a snake game project in C++ created by Group 1 members Zaw Linn Htet, Kaung Kyaw Han, Pyae Linn Zun Myat Noe, Hay Man Kyaw Min, and Nyein Htut Tin. The game will be interactive, fun, and challenging. It will include options to start, get help, and quit the game. The snake's movement will be controlled by keyboard inputs and it will grow by eating randomly generated food. The game will end if the snake hits its own tail or the wall, and the player's score will be displayed. Functions, structures, classes, linked lists, and loops will be used to program the game's logic and

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    Snake Game Proposal

    Uploaded by

    Nyein Htut
    This document outlines a snake game project in C++ created by Group 1 members Zaw Linn Htet, Kaung Kyaw Han, Pyae Linn Zun Myat Noe, Hay Man Kyaw Min, and Nyein Htut Tin. The game will be interactive, fun, and challenging. It will include options to start, get help, and quit the game. The snake's movement will be controlled by keyboard inputs and it will grow by eating randomly generated food. The game will end if the snake hits its own tail or the wall, and the player's score will be displayed. Functions, structures, classes, linked lists, and loops will be used to program the game's logic and

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    Snake game for C++

    project
    By Group 1
    Zaw Linn Htet
    Kaung Kyaw Han

    Our Pyae Linn


    members  Zun Myat Noe
    Hay Man Kyaw Min
    Nyein Htut Tin
    Why snake game?

    INTERACTIVE FUN CHALLENGING


    What the output will look like
    (example output saved from Google)
    Start/Help/Quit

    Input keys for


    Create game area Randomly snake's
    Start and snake generate food movement

    Y--
    w

    Help Show keys for


    s Y++
    snake's directions

    a X--

    Quit Exist
    X++
    d
    Did snake Increase snake's
    Update snake's position Increase score by 1
    eat food? length

    Did snake Redraw snake


    hit wall? and food

    Did snake
    hit tail? Input keys

    Game over Display score


    How system Start, Help and Quit (Input from user)
    works
    For "Start",

    How
    system movements of snake will be
    controlled by some keys on keyboard

    works
    growth of that will be by consuming
    food, which will be generated at any
    random point within the boundaries
    at given interval of time.
    Game will be over if the
    How system snake touches its tail or
    hits the wall.
    works
    And the score will be
    displayed.
    For "Help",
    the controlling keys for How system
    movements of snake works
    will be displayed.
    Functions (for wall, food, help, etc.)
    Structures (tail position)
    Classes (for organizing functions)
    What we Linked lists (for direction)
    will be Loops (will be used in functions)
    using If conditions (will be used in functions)
    Switch cases (for key inputs)
    Etc...
    Headers to be
    included
    • #include <iostream>
    • #include <windows.h>
    • #include <stdlib.h>
    • #include <conio.h>
    • #include <fstream>
    • Codeblocks
    • At least 32 bits
    Requirements • At least 2 GB of RAM
    • GCC compiler and GDB debugger

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